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Sacramento River Public Recreation Access Study: Red Bluff to Colusa Principal Investigator(s): Originator(s): Abstract: The Sacramento River Public Recreation Access Study was conducted to assess existing and potential public recreation uses, access, needs, and opportunities along California’s Sacramento River in a 100-mile-long, four-county study area located between Red Bluff and Colusa. The study was funded by a CALFED grant (97NO2) awarded jointly to The Nature Conservancy, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), the Calif... >>more Publication Date: 2003/01/28 Bank Swallow Population and Ecology Studies Principal Investigator(s): Originator(s): Abstract: In California, bank swallow (Riparia riparia) populations have been extirpated from approximately half of their historic range, and currently over 70% of the remaining population is found in the Sacramento Valley (Schlorff 1997). Bank swallows nest colonially in river cut banks, and require active channel meandering to create habitat suitable for nesting. Along the Sacramento River bank swallows have been adversely... >>more Integrating Management and Conservation to Preserve the Threatened Valley Elderberry Longhorn Beetle, Desmocerus californicus dimorphus Principal Investigator(s): Originator(s): Abstract: We are in the second of a three year collaborative project involving 12 agencies that aims both to identify threats to the persistence of the threatened valley elderberry longhorn beetle and to alter management plans to reduce these threats. To date, we have mapped the distribution and abundance of the beetle and its host plant, elderberry (Sambucus spp.), along half of the lower American River, as well as stretches ... >>more |
SRWP Water Quality Monitoring Principal Investigator(s): Originator(s): Abstract: The purpose of the SRWP Water Monitoring Program is to develop a cost-efficient and well-coordinated long term monitoring program to assess conditions within the watershed to identify the causes, effects and extent of constituents of concern that affect the overall heath of the watershed and to measure progress as control strategies are implemented. ... >>more Stony Creek Watershed Assessment Principal Investigator(s): Originator(s): Abstract: The Stony Creek Watershed Assessment compiled all existing environmental and social information on the watershed as well as examined the source problems to the physical and biological degradation of the lower watershed from Black Butte Dam to the Sacramento River.... >>more Sutter Buttes Preservation Campaign Principal Investigator(s): Originator(s): Abstract: Since 2000, Sutter County government approved the creation of thirty-one subdivided lots of between twenty and one hundred-acres in size within the Sutter Buttes. If houses are not prevented from going up onto these parcels, the outstanding visual qualities of the Middle Mountain will be severely damaged with an average of seven trophy homes for every mile of roadway, alongside nearly four miles of county road within the Sutter Buttes. A majority of these houses are slated t... >>more |
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